Vijay Deverakonda Praises 'Family Star' Co-Star Mrunal Thakur's Features, 'She's Blessed With A Face...'

In a recent interview, Deverakonda shared insights about his co-star Mrunal Thakur and the guidance he received from director Parasuram for his performance in the film.

Vijay Deverakonda and Mrunal Thakur will be seen in 'Family Star.'

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New Delhi: Vijay Deverakonda is gearing up for his upcoming film "Family Star," a family-friendly movie where he portrays a hero dedicated to safeguarding his loved ones. In a recent interview, Deverakonda shared insights about his co-star Mrunal Thakur and the guidance he received from director Parasuram for his performance in the film.

Vijay Deverakonda talks about Family Star co-star Mrunal Thakur

Regarding his chemistry with co-star Mrunal Thakur in "Family Star," Vijay Deverakonda emphasized the ease of working alongside such a talented actress. He expressed, "When you have an intelligent actress with you, it is very easy. Mrunal has been acting even before I started dreaming of films. She has been working from a young age. She picks up things very fast. I keep telling her that she is blessed with a face. Even if she doesn’t say too much, you can feel the emotions. The geometry of her nose, lips and eyes… there’s something about it that the emotions comes through well even if she doesn’t know the language. It was very easy to work with her."

Vijay Deverakonda on director Parasuram

Deverakonda highlighted director Parasuram's distinctive approach to communication and expression. “Parasuram the director of the film has a very unique taste, way of narrating the dialogue and expressing himself. I know that it is the exact beat I have to capture. As soon as I went to the sets, on both Geetha Govindam and Family Star, I made him say the dialogue and observed it."

 

He further continued, "I captured it and reproduced it with my face and body. I made a few changes. The entire credit goes to Parasuram,” the actor told Galatta Plus, adding, “That’s all I had to do. I don’t need Stanislavski or any other thing. I just need to go on sets. The more I can bring out of him, the better the scene will be. I am just jamming with him and pick the best.”